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Re: sami
Thu, July 2, 2009 - 11:22 PMi like the sound. i went a listened to a bit of her singing, and it is lovely. i went to a yoga therapy class tonite, and the focus was on mantra's and body fields, and the sound of this just slides right in there so nicely. its like an outflow of where and what i was doing tonite -
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Re: sami
Thu, July 2, 2009 - 11:30 PMWhat i love best, is the polyphonic baka way of praying:
www.youtube.com/watch
this one is shorter:
"this is their communication with the forest, the forest, in sending back an echo, puts them in touch with the spirit world"
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Re: sami
Fri, July 3, 2009 - 8:29 AMIt makes me sad really, I guess I didn't know so much about the particular example of how the Sami got raped by the Christians/Modern World. Just another example amongst many I guess. But really, what's the fundamental issue here, beneath the surface? Why has humanity, under the guise of Christianity and/or Modernity just felt this need to assimilate others, to make everything the same, to outlaw languages and music and dresses......? Seriously, what the fuck is up with that? Are we past that, as a collective? Will we ever be? Why can't we just be stoked, again as a collective, when we encounter something different, another way of looking at life, another way of communicating of sharing of being? Well, one can dream I suppose, lol....
Oh, and a little local treat here while we're at it:
www.youtube.com/watch
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Re: sami
Fri, July 3, 2009 - 9:43 AMThe Baka music is lovely and haunting.
Did you know that the human brain changes structurally depending on which language it hears as it is growing? The structure of our brains accommodates the language we grow up hearing.
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Re: sami
Fri, July 3, 2009 - 9:37 AMThat is beautiful.
It is the same thing with my Hawaiian teachers who were mostly Christian ... they knew a lot of things from their old religion that they "could" not practice because of the social pressure and shame associated with those practices.
